Twenty minutes and no topic
The problem with blogging every day? Sometimes you go on vacation. You come back from vacation, with the best of intentions: You are going to catch up on your work. You are going to tackle the piles of laundry that are so large and numerous that you are not sure how they made it into your flat. You are going to resume your normal blogging schedule.
It turns out, this is not true.
Instead, there is jetlag. You are tired, at strange times.
There is more work to be done than expected, because you have been gone for a week and a half, and there is a resulting backlog in things-that-must-be-done.
And that laundry needs to dry. You cannot just throw on the next load. The presently-drying-laundry must be dealt with first.
On top of all this, blogging takes time. Come up with idea. Expand on idea. Do a bit of research. Find links. Find photos. Ensure that you are being suitably opinionated — somebody ought to take offense at it, or you’re no blogger.
So you get to Wednesday. You have plans — after all, you have not seen friends in a couple of weeks. You have twenty minutes to write something in order to keep up with your blog schedule.
You are still on the “come up with idea” step.
This is the result.
Enjoy?
Recent Comments